VK4105G SERIES GAS CONTROLS FOR COMBINED VALVE AND IGNITION MODULATING SYSTEM PRODUCT HANDBOOK

APPLICATION The VK4105G and S4565.M, Combined Valve and Ignition modulating system (CVI-m), have specially been developed for application in gas fired appliances with direct burner ignition that require electric modulating control of the gas input like instantaneous hot water combi boilers and air heating appliances. For this system, the VK4105G series gas control has been designed to have a S4565.M series ignition control attached directly onto the valve. The combined system then provides programmed safe light up, flame supervision, regulation, modulation or Hi-Lo control of the gas flow to the main burner of the appliance.

Contents Subject to change without notice. All rights reserved.

General

Page

Description ........................................................................ 2 Features ............................................................................ 2 Dimensional drawing ........................................................ 3

Gas control Specifications .................................................................... 5 Performance characteristics .............................................. 7 Installation ......................................................................... 8 Electrical connection ....................................................... 10 Adjustments, final checkout and maintenance ................ 11 Construction and working principles ............................... 12

Various Quality assurance statement ........................................... 13 Standards and approvals ................................................ 13 Ordering information ....................................................... 14 Replacement parts and accessories ............................... 15

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DESCRIPTION The CVI-m system comprises a modulating gas control with on/off regulating and modulating function and an ignition control with integrated power supply for the electric modulating operator.

Valves The Combined Valve and Ignition modulating (CVI-m) system controls and performs all the functions required for safe ignition, flame supervision and for safely regulating the gas flow to the main burner. The construction of the VK4105G valve is optimized and dedicated to function in combination with the S4565.M ignition control.

The power supply for the modulating current is generated by the ignition control. The CVI-m gas control comprises a standard body to which a range of features can be factory included to give various functional options. These functional options include: servo pressure regulation, modulating control to fulfil a range of control applications.

General All measurements are carried out under standard conditions listed below unless otherwise is indicated. Standard conditions • Pinlet 25 mbar nominal pressure, dry air of 20°C • Pambient 1013 mbar • Tambient 20°C • Outlet orifice 4.3 mm • Flow indication in m3/h • Recording of outlet pressure with a transducer connected to a 1/2” pipe with a length of 10 times the diameter with a short hose at 5 times the diameter. • Nominal voltage • 90° tilted, i.e. the position when the operators are lying horizontal.

The CVI-m gas control has a first direct on/off operator for opening the safety valve of class B according to EN 161 and a second electric on/off servo operator for control of the main valve of class J according to EN 161 (for explanation class J, see chapter Standards and approvals page 16). The second electric operator also includes the modulation function. The minimum gas flow can be set by means of an adjustable throttle. The pressure regulator is in accordance with class B requirements of EN 88. The CVI-m can handle natural gas and LP gas.

FEATURES Gas connection options • Inlet ∅ 18.6 mm and outlet ∅ 18.6 mm are straight through and can receive flanges. • Internal thread (ISO 7-1): 3/ ” inlet and 3/ ” end outlet; body length 115 mm. 8 8 1/ ” inlet and 1/ ” end outlet; body length 115 mm. 2 2 1/ ” NPT inlet and flanged end outlet; body length 115 mm. 2 • External thread : 1/ ” inlet and 1/ ” end outlet; body length 135 mm 2 2 1/ ” inlet and standard flanged end outlet; 2 body length 120 mm 3 /4” inlet and 3/4” end outlet; body length 135 mm 3/ ” inlet and standard flanged end outlet; 4 body length 120 mm 3/ ” inlet and standard flanged side outlet; 4 body length 120 mm • The side outlet can only be connected to a flanged burner manifold. • Pressure feedback fittings for 4 or 6 mm silicon tube can be mounted.

General • All burner control safety functions concentrated in one reliable and optimized system. • Specially designed to provide the optimum system solution in gas appliances with a DBI to light the main burner. • VK4105G gas control incorporates time proven design concepts assuring reliability. • ON/OFF control of main burner by electric operator and electric servo operator directly energized from ignition control. • Easy assembly of ignition control on gas control by plugging it on from the top. • Mounting orientation must be 90_ in any direction from the electric on/off operator upright position. • Incorporated electric modulating or Hi-Lo regulation. • Throttle for minimum flow setting Gas control • Closing force: B + J • Servo pressure regulator provides stable outlet pressure. • Pressure feedback on maximum setting ensures constant burner pressure in relation to combustion chamber pressure. • All adjustments are accessible from the top. • 9 mm diameter pressure taps on top face for checking inlet and outlet pressure • Two mounting holes for thread forming screws are at the bottom of the gas control for rigid attachment to the appliance.

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Electrical connection • The appropriate ignition control can be connected to the valve by plugging it on.

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DIMENSIONAL DRAWING STANDARD CONNECTION Mechanical minimum adjustment 61,6 Pressure tap (2)

13.4 OUT MIN

Hole Ø 2.6 to connect ignition control

24.9

1

87.5 V1

84.5

V2

Maximum pressure regulator

Earth terminal 84.5 115 Molex 1.1 square pin header (mating connectors 3001 series)

Pressure feedback connection Outlet Inlet 113

91 24

24 94.5

36.7

36.7

24

24

Side outlet 64.9 30 Mounting hole (2) for tapping screws 3.9 DIN 7990

12

M5 x 0.8(3) 6 min full thread

O"-ring size Ø15.55 x Ø2.62

36.7 29.4 8

Ø8 x 3.3 high 2.8

105

24.1 9.1

Tolerances according ISO 2768mK

24.3 68.3

12 29

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DIMENSIONAL DRAWING EXTERNAL THREAD CONNECTION Tolerances according ISO 2768mK

61.6

13.4

Hole j 2.6 to connect ignition control

OUT MIN

1

V1

24.9

V2

84.5 Earth terminal 84.5 115

Molex 1.1 square pin header (mating connecters 3001 series Pressure feedback connection 113

Outlet

Inlet 94,5

G 1/2" or G 3/4"

91

G 1/2" or G 3/4"

80

20.7

36.7

36.7

15 30 Mounting hole (2) for tapping screws 3.9 according DIN 7970

ref

64.9

30 29.4 8

15 ref

135

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SPECIFICATIONS Models See model number chart on page 14

Mounting position 90° tilted (i.e. with coils horizontal) in any direction from the upright, deviation ±5° max.

Main gas connection • Standard see table 2. page 5 • Optional see table 3. page 5 • Side outlet can be fitted direct to a flanged burner manifold.

NOTE: Upright position is not applicable Mounting holes Two mounting holes for thread forming M4 screws are located on the bottom of the gas control.

Inlet and outlet with 3/8” or 1/2” ISO 7-1 internal pipe thread and straight or elbow flanges with 3/8” or 1/2” ISO 7-1 internal pipe thread are according to the torsion and bending stress of EN126 group 2

For versions with external thread there are two additional mounting holes for thread forming screws at the inlet side of the gas control.

Connections with G 1/2” or G 3/4” external thread fitted with nuts according to ISO 228-1 in combination with applicable sealing(s) withstand the torsion and bending stress of EN 126 group 1

The four holes at inlet and outlet for mounting a flange on the gas control are provided with M4 thread with a minimum of 6 mm full thread. In case of side outlet the three holes for mounting the flange are provided with M5 thread with a minimum of 6 mm full thread.

Ambient temperature -15 ... 60°C Humidity 95% RH max. at 40°C

Table 1: Power consumption (W) Power consumption 1st + 2nd operator

Storage - 30 ... 70°C Pressure feedback connection The servo pressure regulator has an M5 thread connection for pressure feedback on maximum pressure setting.

Nominal voltage to S4565.M 230 V, 50 Hz

110% nominal voltage to S4565.M 253 V, 50 Hz

VA

W

VA

W

7.2

8.7

7.9

9.6

Dimensions See dimensional drawing on page 3 and page 4 Table 2: Standard valve connection Minimum capacity The minimum rate is adjustable with a throttling screw from 0.2 m3/h air up to 0.92 m3/h air at ∆P = 17 mbar Outlet pressure range 1.5 ... 32 mbar

Inlet

End outlet

Side outlet

Body length (mm)

Flanged

Flanged

--

105

Flanged

--

Flanged

105

--

Flanged

115

Internal /2” ISO 7-1

--

Flanged

115

Internal 1/2” ISO 7-1

Internal 1/2” ISO 7-1

--

115

3/

Internal 8” ISO 7-1

Minimum rate range 1.5 ... 7 mbar

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Maximum inlet pressure 60 mbar Modulation characteristics In fig 1. and fig 2. the modulation performance of the CVI-m system is reflected at 20 mbar and 37 mbar.

Table 3: External valve connection (optional)

Closing time < 1 second Electrical data Power consumption: see table 1. Max modulation current at nominal voltage: 30 mA Valve classification 1st valve: class B, 50 mbar backpressure 2nd valve: class J, 0 mbar backpressure

Inlet

End outlet

Side outlet

Body length (mm)

G 1/2”

G 1/2”

--

135

G 1/2”

Flanged

--

120

G 3/4”

G 3/4”

--

135

G 3/4”

Flanged

--

120

G 3/4”

--

Flanged

120

Maximum operating pressure The Pmax = 60 mbar indication on the housing of the gas control is the maximum pressure at which it functions safely.

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17 15 13 Poutlet (mbar)

11 9 7 5 3 1 0

10

20

30

40

downward nominal curce

50

60

70

80

PWM (%*)

upward nominal curve *

HI-Lo versions: Hi-Lo contact open corresponds to 0% PWM Hi-Lo contact closed corresponds to 100% PWM

Fig. 1. Tolerance graph modulating performance at 20 mbar inlet pressure, ∅ 4.3 mm outlet restriction (VK4105G + S4565.M)

Poutlet (mbar)

37 35 33 31 29 27 25 23 21 19 17 15 13 11 9 7 5 3 0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

PWM (%*) downward nominal curce upward nominal curve *

HI-Lo versions: Hi-Lo contact open corresponds to 0% PWM Hi-Lo contact closed corresponds to 100% PWM

Fig. 2. Tolerance graph modulating performance at 37 mbar inlet pressure, ∅ 2.8 mm outlet restriction (VK4105G + S4565.M)

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PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS Maximum allowable leakage Each gas control is factory tested to meet the following leakage requirements: • outerwall: 50 cm3/h at test pressure of 150 mbar. • safety valve: 40 cm3/h at test pressure of 6 and 150 mbar. • main valve (plus operator inlet valve): 40 cm3/h at test pressure of 6 and 150 mbar.

Oscillation The difference between maximum and minimum outlet pressure must be equal or less than 0.5 mbar. Test conditions: - maximum inlet pressure in accordance with regulator range. - outlet orifice 2.8 dia (this means 0.3 m3/h air at 2 mbar outlet pressure) - recording of outlet pressure with a transducer connected to a 1/2” pipe with a length of 10 d. with a short hose at 5 d. - attenuation X-Y recorder must be switched on zero. - other pressure gauges or flow meters must be disconnected. - Ambient temperature 20°C

Outlet pressure adjustment range capability Natural/LP gas: 1.5 ... 32 mbar Minimum capacity The minimum rate is adjustable with a throttling screw from < 0.2 m3/h air up to 0.92 m3/h air at ∆P = 17 mbar High pressure test In the ”OFF” condition, the gas control will withstand 3 bar (air) inlet pressure without damage. Attempts to operate the gas control, while in this fault condition will not damage it.

Tap sensitivity of maximum outlet pressure set point For all gases the maximum deviation may be 1 mbar or 10% whichever is the greatest.

Operable voltage range The gas control will function satisfactory between 85% and 110% of the rated voltage on S4565.M.

Repeatability of maximum outlet pressure set point For all gases the maximum deviation from set point is: ± 0.5 mbar or ± 3% of the set point value, whichever is the greatest. Total set point shift

Table 4: Operable voltage range Rated voltage

Operable voltage

230 V, 50 Hz

196 ... 253 V

Table 5: Total set point shift Pressure range (mbar)

Valve closing characteristics The VK4105G will close within 1 second from operator deenergization, (at an inlet pressure of 22.5 mbar and minimal 2.5 mbar pressure drop).

1.5 ... 32

Tolerance 6% of the set point value or 1 mbar whichever is the greatest

Design life 500.000 cycles for safety and main valve operator. Cycle frequency maximum100 cycles /hour.

Main valve opening characteristics (measured with gas) Under conditions where the supply pressure is at least 2.5 mbar above the outlet pressure setting, the dead time shall be 0.5 s maximum. The outlet pressure will reach 80% of the rated flow within 1 second from start of flow. Full outlet pressure will be reached within 5 seconds.

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INSTALLATION Gas controls for flange connection

IMPORTANT

• Insert ”O”-ring in the groove of each flange. If necessary grease ”O”-ring slightly to keep it in place. • Mount gas control between flanges using the four screws for each flange.

Take care that installer is a trained experienced service person. Turn off gas supply before starting installation. Disconnect power supply to prevent electrical shock and/or equipment damage. Do not remove seals over inlet and outlet until the device is ready to be installed. Take care that dirt cannot enter the gas control during handling.

Gas controls with external thread connection IMPORTANT Fastening torque flat sealing ring only applicable for type Klingersil C4324 Olives for this application are not supplied by Honeywell Torque of olive applications may differ depending on olive dimensions.

Mounting position 90° tilted (i.e. with coils horizontal) in any direction from the upright, deviation ±5° max. NOTE:

n With 1/2” nut and flat sealing ring for pipe 14 mm (see fig. 4.) Nut: order number: ............................... 45.006.583-005 Flat sealing ring according to DIN 3535-6 with size ∅18 x ∅12 x 1.5 mm order number........................................ 45.006.582-002 Fastening torque: maximum 40 Nm minimum 25 Nm Pipe end construction: see fig. 7.

Upright position is not applicable

Main gas connection Gas controls with internal thread • Take care that dirt cannot enter the gas control during handling. • Use a sound taper fitting with thread according to ISO 7-1 or a piece of new, properly reamed pipe, free from swarf. • Do not thread or tighten the pipe or pipe fitting too far (see table below). Otherwise distortion and malfunction could result. Pipe size (inch)

Max. length of pipe thread (mm)

3

14

1

18.6

/8 /2

o With 1/2” nut and flat sealing ring for pipe 15 mm (see fig. 4.) Nut: order number: ............................... 45.006.583-004 Flat sealing ring according to DIN 3535-6 with size ∅18 x ∅12 x 1.5 mm order number........................................ 45.006.582-002 Fastening torque: maximum 40 Nm minimum 25 Nm Pipe end construction: see fig. 8.

• Apply a moderate amount of good quality thread compound to the pipe or fitting only, leaving the two end threads bare. PTFE tape may be used as an alternative. • Tighten gas control using the right open end wrench. See fig. 3.

Fig. 4. External thread connection with nut and flat sealing ring p With 3/4” nut and olive (see fig. 5.) Pipe diameter: 15 mm Nut: order number: ............................... 45.006.583-003 Fastening torque: maximum 50 Nm minimum 30 Nm Pipe end construction: square off end of tubing and remove burrs.

Fig. 3. • Ensure the gas flows in the same direction as the arrow on the bottom of the gas control.

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s With 3/4” nut and flat sealing ring for pipe 18 mm (see fig. 4.) Nut: order number:............................... 45.006.583-002 Flat sealing ring according to DIN 3535-6 with size ∅24 x ∅16 x 1.5 mm order number ....................................... 45.006.582-001 Fastening torque: maximum 50 Nm minimum 30 Nm Pipe end construction: see fig. 11.

14

18 1

Fig. 7. Pipe (dia 14 mm) for flat sealing ring connection Fig. 5. External thread connection with nut and olive q With 3/4” nut and “O”-ring (see fig. 6.) Pipe diameter: 15 mm Nut: order number: ...............................45.006.583-003 “O”-ring size: ∅14.3 x ∅2.4 mm order number ........................................45.001.528-048 Fastening torque: maximum 50 Nm minimum 10 Nm Pipe end construction: see fig. 9.

15

18 1

Fig. 8. Pipe (dia 15 mm) for flat sealing ring connection 23.4 – 0.15 15

15 1

7.5 – 0.2

Fig. 9. Pipe end for “O”-ring connection

15

23.4 1

Fig. 10. Pipe (dia 15 mm) for flat sealing ring connection

18

23.4 1

Fig. 6. External thread connection with nut and “O”-ring

Fig. 11. Pipe (dia 18 mm) for flat sealing ring connection

r With 3/4” nut and flat sealing ring for pipe 15 mm (see fig. 4.) Nut: order number: ...............................45.006.583-003 Flat sealing ring according to DIN 3535-6 with size ∅24 x ∅16 x 1.5 mm: order number ........................................45.006.582-001 Fastening torque: maximum 50 Nm minimum 30 Nm Pipe end construction: see fig. 10.

Pressure feedback connection

WARNING To avoid decreasing of performance of pressure regulator by pinching off the pressure feedback tubing, it is recommended to use a tube material which will not kink.

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Pilot gas connection (if applicable) • Square off the end of tubing and remove burrs. • Slip compression fitting over tubing. • Insert tubing into gas control housing until it bottoms, slide fitting into place and turn finger tight. • Use a wrench to tighten fitting about 11/2 turn beyond finger tight to shear of the olive. Do not use jointing compound.

Perform gas leak test

Connect other end of tubing to pilot burner according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

Gas leak test • Paint all pipe connections upstream of the gas control with a rich soap and water solution. Bubbles indicate a gas leak. • If a gas leak is detected, tighten the pipe connection. • Stand clear while lighting the main burner to prevent injury caused from hidden gas leaks, which could cause flasback in the appliance vestibule. Light the main burner. • With the main burner in operation, paint all pipe joints (including adapters) and gas control inlet and outlet with with a rich soap and water solution an approved leak detection fluid. • If another gas leak is detected, tighten adapter screws, joints and pipe connections. • Replace the part if gas leak can not be stopped.

WARNING FIRE OR EXPLOSION HAZARD CAN CAUSE PROPERTY DAMAGE, SEVERE INJURY OR DEATH Check for gas leaks with a rich soap and water solution any time work is done on a gas control.

CAUTION Do not bend tubing at gas control after compression fitting has been tightened, as this may result in gas leakage at the connection.

CAUTION Keep soap and water solution away from electrical connections.

ELECTRICAL CONNECTION IMPORTANT Disconnect power supply to prevent electrical shock and/or equipment damage. Wiring must be in accordance with local regulations. The appliance manufacturer’s instructions should always be followed when provided. If such instructions are not provided see the connection diagrams for typical systems. Before installing or replacing any control check that type number is correct for the application. Ensure combustion chamber is free of gas before start up. Conduct a thorough check out when installation is completed. Electrical connection details See Product Handbook EN2R-9028

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ADJUSTMENTS, FINAL CHECKOUT AND MAINTENANCE Adjustment

Setting of mechanical minimum rate (see page 3) • Disconnect PWM input signal. • Make sure appliance is running. • Check gas input to the appliance using a clocking gas meter or alternatively a pressure gauge connected to the outlet pressure tap. • Turn mechanical minimum adjustment screw counterclockwise to increase the gas flow to the desired value. • Connect PWM input signal.

WARNING Adjustments must be made by qualified persons only. If the appliance manufacturer supplies checkout and/ or service and maintenance instructions carefully follow them. If these instructions are not provided then use the procedure outlined below. NOTE:

Final checkout

For adjustment of additional electrical minimum setting and/or gas outlet pressure during ignition see appropriate Product Handbook of ignition control.

After installation and any adjustment start the appliance and observe a complete cycle to ensure that all burner components function correctly.

Pressure tap The gas control is provided with a pressure tap of 9 mm outer diameter. at inlet and outlet side. When checking the pressure undo the screw a half turn and slip tube over nipple. Ensure that screw is retightened after making test.

Maintenance and service Under normal circumstances no maintenance or service is required. Screws on the valve that have been sealed must never be removed.

Maximum outlet pressure adjustment (see page 3 • Disconnect pressure feedback connection (if applicable) • Start-up appliance in order to have gas input to burner and make sure appliance is running at maximum heat demand. • Check gas input to the appliance using a clocking gas meter or alternatively a pressure gauge connected to the outlet pressure tap. • Remove cap screw from maximum pressure regulator to expose pressure regulator adjustment screw. • Slowly turn pressure regulator adjustment screw with a suitable screw driver until the burner pressure required is recorded on the pressure gauge. Turn adjustment screw clockwise to increase or counter-clockwise to decrease gas flow to the burner. • Replace pressure regulator cap screw. • Connect pressure feedback connection (if applicable).

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CONSTRUCTION AND WORKING PRINCIPLES oprerated by the 2nd coil (M). This 2nd coil also operates the integrated modulation function by loading an integrated regulator diaphragm (N) with the required force through applying the appropiate current (based on % PWM input) which is determined in the electronic circuit that is connected to the gas control. When the 2nd coil is energized at heat demand, but a 0% PWM input, the plunger is moved down and the servo valve opens. At this moment “working gas” can flow to the supply orifice (O). At the same moment the minimum rate gas can flow through the servo valve (K) and the minimum rate adjustment screw (D) directly to the outlet. When now the PWM input (heat demand) rises, the current rises, the load on the regulator (N) rises and the pressure of “working gas” in the servo system is being built up. At a certain point this pressure opens the main valve (B) and the outlet pressure rises. Now the main valve is modulating and the outlet pressure is controlled by the balance between generated forceon the plunger and outlet pressure through the regulator diaphragm. The higher the force becomes, the higher the outlet pressure will be and vice versa. The outlet pressure can be limited to a maximum value by setting of the maximum servo pressure regulator (C). This maximum regulator is parallel to the integrated modulating regulator. This means that the lowest of both settings will determine the actual outlet pressure. When the 2nd coil (M) is de-energized, the servo valve closes and the supply of minimum rate gas and “working gas” are shutt off. The load of the regulator diaphragm is released, the “working gas” can bleed to the outlet through the regulator seat and the main valve closes.

The VK4105G gas control contains a first direct electric ON/ OFF safety valve (A) and a second ON/OFF and modulating servo operated main valve (B). The modulating valve maximum output pressure can be limited by a maximum pressure regulator (C). The minimum output can be adjusted by a throttle adjusment screw (D). Description of the direct electric operator The direct electric operator (RAC) is built up with a valve seat that is machined in the die cast body (E), the coil plate assy that forms the upper part of the product (F) and the plunger assy as moving part (G). A sleeve (H) guides the plunger assy (G) and is assembled between body and coil plate assy. If the solenoid is energized the plunger is pulled-in and moves upwards. So the safety valve, which is directly attached to this plunger, is opened. The impact of the plunger on the stop is damped by a rubber silencer in the plunger. Description of the servo operated modulating main valve The main valve (B) is a spring closed and diaphragm (J) actuated valve located in the main gas passageway between the direct operated safety valve and the outlet of the gas control . The main valve is opened by the servo systems “working gas” acting against the main valve diaphragm (J). So the position of the main valve (B) is controlled by the “working gas” pressure in the servo system. The “working gas” is obtained from the main gas stream through the servo valve (K) and a supply orifice. The servo valve is located parallel to the main valve and is

M H

N

D

C

G F

B A

E J

O

K

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QUALITY ASSURANCE STATEMENT Products are manufactured under an ISO 9001 (1994) based and certified Quality System.

Assembly processes are guided by work instructions. Patrol inspections form part of the assembly processes.

The quality system is described in the Honeywell Combustion Controls Center Quality Assurance Programme and its related operational procedures and instructions.

At the end of the assembly phase, all gas controls are leakage and performance tested/adjusted. Assembly inspection is performed by employees of the quality control department, using their own authorised equipment.

The quality system is approved by Gastec against certificate number 9.302/2.

All inspections (incoming and assembly) are performed by trained personel and according inspection procedures.

The quality organisation is responsible for defining, maintaining, improving and verification of the quality systems in the field of design, production process and field quality service.

STANDARDS AND APPROVALS Standards: The VK4105G has been designed to meet the European Standards: EN 88: Pressure govenors EN 126: Multifunctional controls. EN 161: Automatic shut off valves

Approvals The gas control conforms with the following EC - Directives: • Gas Appliance Directive (90/396/EEC) • Low Voltage Directive (73/23/EEC) • Electro Magnetic Compatability Directive (89/336/EEC) The fact that the gas control is certified to European Standard EN 88 EN 126 and EN161 means that the gas control meets the requirements in all EC and EFTA countries.

The safety shut off valve meets class B requirements. The servo operated main valve meets class J requirements.

Details per O.S. number can be found in the Approvals List.

A class J valve as mentioned in EN 161; 1997 is equal or better than a class D’ valve as mentioned in EN 297 and EN 483 and class D valves as mentined in other standards.

The registration number specific for each O.S. number is mentioned on the label of the control.

According to bending stresses the gas control meets the highest requirements (group 2). The pressure govenor meets class B performance. Regarding electric safety, the gas control can be used in appliances according to European Standard for household electrical requirements EN 60335 series. The gas control also meets all Electro Magnetic Compatability standards for non-industrial appliances.

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ORDERING INFORMATION When ordering specify: • Model number of CVI gas control component required: see model number chart below. • The correct pilot burner for the installation concerned: refer to Honeywell ignition products guide EN0R-0038.

NOTE:

Complete gas control, replacement parts and accessories will be available under ”TRADELINE” label. Ask your wholesaler for details.

NOTE:

An up-to-date product survey, with details of all new and existing products in these series, is available. Contact your local Honeywell sales representative for more information.

Ordering Specification number

VK 4 1 0 5 G 9999

Specification number

VK: product family identifier

4: line voltage G: Integrated modulation with maximum pressure regulation 1: CVI system valve

Valve classification 0: Class B + J

5: No pilot outlet, DBI ignition system

Fig. 13. Model number chart VK4105G

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REPLACEMENT PARTS AND ACCESSORIES Flange assemblies Connection size

”O”-ring

Screws

Packing quantity (pcs)

Order number

Straight

Elbow

X

-

YES

YES

200

45.900.400-101

1)

-

X

YES

YES

200

45.900.400-103

1) 8” BSP.Pl

-

X

YES

NO

200

45.900.400-129

3

/8” BSP.Pl

3

/8” BSP.Pl

3/

Configuration

1

X

-

YES

YES

200

45.900.400-102

1

X

-

NO

NO

200

45.900.400-106

/2” BSP.Pl /2” BSP.Pl

1/

2”

BSP.Pl

X

-

YES

NO

200

45.900.400-131

-

X

YES

YES

200

45.900.400-104

-

X

NO

NO

200

45.900.400-108

-

X

YES

NO

200

45.900.400-130

1

X

-

YES

YES

200

45.900.400-122

1

-

X

YES

YES

200

45.900.400-132

1

/2” BSP.Pl1)

1

/2” BSP.Pl1)

1/

1) 2” BSP.Pl

/2” NPT /2” NPT1)

3/

4”

NPT1)

Ø 18.4 mm 1) 2)

-

X

YES

YES

200

45.900.400-146

X

-

YES

YES

200

45.900.400-123

Not applicable for mounting over pilot outlet. Applicable for mounting in all directions.

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Home and Building Control Combustion Control Center Europe Honeywell BV Phileas Foggstraat 7 7821 AJ Emmen The Netherlands Tel.: +31 (-)591 695911 Fax: +31 (-) 591 695200 http://europe.hbc.honeywell.com

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